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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
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LONDON, March 9a-Te day, the day ~
loe the annual oonoese between The eight
cared crows Of The univessitise oe Oxford and
Cambridge o. ~ Thames 6oWned bright
and 0leas with rathee . SUD breeae prevail.
ing. The oeurso 0VUr which TIE faco \ 10 b
rowed 10 the usual ooe-ffo0 Putnsy 10
AoFtlak& Since sasly morning crowds %
loot end 10 all manner Of ooaveyancos have
been pouring out from London 70 the river
banks which were dsnsely lined with people
at an early hour. The Cambridge crew ere
The favorltes and heavy odds are bsing laid
On them by their admirers. The paFtisaus
Of Oxford, however, ere mot slow In accept
ing al bets offered and the odds In couse
queuce have materially lessened at this writ
ing. All conditions for the rsce ere fsvoss
bic with the exception OF the water, which u
little lumpy.
when the signal to start was given the
Cambridge crew were quicker than their
oppooents and got awuy with some advsn.
tsga They rowsd . slishtly iaster stroke
than the Oxfords and st the end of the nrst
mile the light blues were half length ahead.
At this point Oxford spurted but Cambridge
answered gamely and not only maintained
their LEAD but increased 1t slightly, for at
Hsmmersmith bridge halt way home they
were leading BY aciear length. After passing
Hammersmith, Oxford made another telling
spurt slightiy lesssned the distance between
the bosts. Although rowing Stern chase.
The Oxfords showed In bstter form than their
opponents who spIashed and rolled consid.
erably. Cambridge. however, was making
supreme effort and succeeded In
maintaining the len gth's lead, notwithstand.
iug the splashing and rolling. On nearing
Barnes' bridge, Cambridge recovered, ana
rowing steader stroke passed that point Q
another effort, but just beyond Barnes one
Of her oars unfortunately snapped and the
racs then became certainty Tor Cambridge
who won sssily By three Lengths. The rsce
up 10 the point where Oxford broke IN oar,
was an excellent onA The Oxford crew css.
tainly rowed bstter together than the Cam.
bridge, but they lost several lengths through
bed stoering.
The scenes on the river were Q repetition
Of those Of former years with the exception
Of the excitement caused by the advsrtising
enterprise OF an American concerp, tho
Waterbury Watch company. The London
agents Of this company chartered eleven
large steamey from the Thames Steamboat
company with. md on board. A free sail
up the river and . Bne view Of tho race was
offered 70 every persou who desired II pro
vided that he wore Watsr'mry wstoh. Dur.
ing the progress or tap<s adn oO0 small bal.
looms were ssnt up BY t61pW thissury people
each carrying . coupon for . TIE
chase after the balloons caused no el
amusement. One enthusiastic AmerjoS
probably the posssssor Of watch, was heard
TO exclaim that Yankee enterprise had this
time certainly made old London "sit up q
she never cat up before"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
CRISP COUNTY cULLIN0s.

Mra Peter Il Gish, OF West Donegal, died
euddsnly On Wednesday aud was buried TO.
day.
DR.. Alexander, OF Msrietts, ssys he loses
500 year by ths bad mail regulations. His
poslags bill 10 81, 100 year.
Jnssph Shtrk, OF Turkey Hin, claims to
have made . gum which gave to Samuel
Colt bis idea for Colts famous revolver.
M. d. J. Gritfith's has juss returned 10
nastessa from Adsmstowp, where he had
beeu principal Of the schools He has been
quite succsessul In putting the schools OF
that borough iu good condition. He viii
continue his Law studies under Col. Case.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
The Players Rsportisg For wors.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 26-The base ball
Management ny that positively all the play.
ers engaged for this club will be here next
week. Axe came yesterday, and private dis
patches last night stated that Glasscock will
be here to day, and also Boyle, Kirby, Healy,
Quinn and Mappis Of the St Louis delegs.
ton. AL OF the players have had gym.
nssium practice and. are In good physical
condition. Denny 10 expected Sunday, and
oil will 30 given inside work regularly until
the weather improves McKeon aud Callen.
der have already began It The work on the
grounds IL progressing favorably, and will
be completed within few days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
A 8ess,igai P,ct urs,

In the window OF H. z Rhoads' jswsiry
store, there 10 now on exhibition painting
which was made by Asrillo, the celebrated
artist II 70 entitled "La Pietse." The
painttng was brought from Mexico after the
Mexican wsr BY son Of jacob Hisstsnd, OF
Springville. At the death of Mi. Hiestand It
came iuto the hands OF the late George Il.
Asndrickson, formerly OF this city, TO whom
was wtlled. 1t 10 now the property OF Mr..
Hendrick sous son Frank.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
WM Have to ray the Gusts.

John Mohler 10 the name Of young man
who was recently engaged In . row at Schssf.
fer's saloon, On Dorwart street Several
suits were brought against him bsiore Alder.
man SpuTrier. He paid part OF the costs and
upon promising to pay the remainder was
allowed togo He failed to pay up and dis.
appeared. Last evening he was arrested
by Oficer Wenninger and he gave bail to be
ON hand and pay the remainder Of the costs
next Monday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26

GoRDONvILLE, March 2&-The Gordon.
vile primary school held an eutsrtainmsnt
last night In the Baptist church. II oonsistsd
OF songs and rec.tation2 The house was Q
crowded one. and the audience showed their
approval and appreciation BY their applause.
Mr.. Weaver, the teacher, deserves much
credit for the way In which hs conductsd the
exercises The proceeds are for stone wslk,
which will be laid Ia the town.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
Fearipg Q Revolt in Spain.

MADRID, March % Tho military authori.
ties were much alarmed last evening by the
receipt Of information leading them TO be
lieve that the Revolutionists were contem.
plating . grand coup involving another
revolt in the barracks. The Madrid garriAon
was Immediately ordered In readiness to
suppress an uprising and similar orders were
communicated TO the commandants OF gar.
risons In other cities and toWnA Nothing
has occurred % yet, however, 70 disturb tho
peace.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
1HH BAEL TOWSsalP 1SRR,
1hs Loas To John n. Bowsrs Larger IhA
First Supposed.

First Supposed.
Tho furniture msnufActory OF John d.
Bowers, in Earl township, which wss do.
stroyed BY hso on Thursday night, was 63x52
feat, two two-thirds throe stOrie~ IN height,
end The remainder two storieaI 1t wss ntted
up with . seven horse power Farquhar
stsam engine and . complete outdt OF
turning lsthts, planes, saws, and
other machinery. There wore also many
other tools aud numerous patterns in
the Workshop, and from 5000 to 10000 feat Of
fns walnut, poplar and cherry lumber. The
warcrooms were completely packed with
finished furniture, Mr.. Bowers having had
orders for twenty three complete houssstires,
b sides numerous smaller orderA Nearly
all this stock was stored In the building, -
only lew OF the outfits had boen delivered.
The loss will bo much heavier than was st
first supposed. The New Holland Clarion
places 1t at $4,000, divided - fellows: On
fiuished and unfinished furniture and mat.
tresses, $4,000; machinery, tools and patterns,
$500; lumber, $500, and building, &l,5OO
These sums, however, would not replace
what has been destroyed. There II an insur.
auce Of S3 $50 In the Penn Township Mutual
81 900 on tho building, $4,000 on the stock
and machinery, and $3.50 on lumber.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
To Usaiizs the Niagara rs,Is

ToRoNro, Ont, March 26-A bill was in.
troduced into the Ontsrio legislature yester.
day praying for IN oct to incorporate . joint
stock company 70 be called 'sThe Niagara
Tunnel and Water Power company Of On
taric." The project Il 10 utilize the natural
watsr power afforded By the falls and the
waters Of the Niagara and Chippewa rivers,
BY constructing and operating . hydraulic
tunnel from some point on the west bank Of
the Niagara river above the falls or from the
Chippewa river TO some other point on tho
west bank on the Niagara river, and to sup.
ply manufacturer and others along the route
Of the tunnel with water BY hydraulic, elec.
trio or other power, for any purpose, BY
cables, machinery or other appliances The
petitioners are the corporation OF tho town of
Niagara FallA Ont, besides many citizens
including some English and American cspi-
talists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
Aaiss hintons Euspgsmsnt I.

SAilis Hinton played Little Barefoot" at
the King street theatre 70 large audience
last evening. Tho support was good, and
this evening will he closed with "The Ian.
cashirs Lssa" 1t 10 said that Miss Hinton
will shortly make tour OF this oouaty, ap-
pearing In oil the small toWuA There 10 no
doubt that suoh venture would b. success.
ful.
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DsA.s ~ 0aaasrfAx fAor "a.


Wen Esswn Csssss-esssss ~ fssAs -
Tlpsss9 sss Twenty YeasA.
Chriseian Troysr, who was one a LAaeas-
ter's veey old citizens, died q hiD fesldonoA
No. IA Wsse O1ngo street, q a early hour
this morning In the s7th year Of his s6A On
Saturday last the old man suffered from .
stsokA He seomed 10 b recovering from ID
o0oot but Was again stricken On Monday. He
grow woeso until death ended his sunse1nge.
The dsoeassd IVES the lest Of he hmiiy Of
Androw Tfoyer. He was married 81 yean
EGO 10 Mary Alderman. ffis wife survives
him, end che 10 nov 50 ysass ofsge. In early
life NJ. Troyer wss potter and worked for
the lass Charles Shaeffer. over 20 years ego
he was appointed . tIpstsfl In the court HOUSE,
. position that he held up to The time Of his
death. At the quarter sSssions court in the
nrst wssk Of this month he was q bis post
end We also examined ~ . witness In oase
On trial He was Q remarkably we'll pre-.
served old msu and was full Of life and spirit
70 within Q short time Of his deaths
Deceased had nine children hnt elk Of
whom sre living. George end William ~
sides In thiscity and ADdrsw In NoW OfleanA
He also has three daughters, Cecilia b the
vile of Casper Walker and Adaliup 10 Mn.
". r. Hambright Miss sarah fesides q
homo with her psrentA He hastwsuty three
grandchildren and two great grandchildren
living. The funeral will take plsoe On Tues
day.
To.daS's Eaussaiss
The funeral Of the late John MoFadden
TOOK place this morning and was largely at.
tended. The remains were taken 70 81
Asry's Catholic church where services were
oonduossd BY Rev. DR.. McCullsgh. The
intsrmsnt was made at St Msry's cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Anna Maria FonDer.
smith took place this afternoon from the
family residence, No 3O7 East King strest
and was largely attended. Impressive funeral
services were held ct the house. conducted
BY Rev. Q. L. Fry, Of Trinity Lutheran
church, sssisted BY Rev. Q. E. Houpt Of
Grace Lutheran. After the services the
funeral procession moved 10 Woodward
Hill cemetery where the interment W.
msda The following named gentlemsn
acted - pail bearers: Thomas Baumeard.
neF, John d. Skilea, John A. Charles, James
Hhand, John A. BSusman and Reuben A.
Bser.
Mr.. Ksnnedy's funeral, which takes piscs
at Gap on Monday morning ct 10 o'clock,
will 10 attended by many friends from this
city. All trains east and west stop ct Gap
except the fast line. By special arrangement
the fast line west, which reaches this city ct
O'Clock p M, will stop st Gap to accommodate
those attending the funeral.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26

Yesterday the Philsdelphis Lsagus club
play cd their second game IN Savannah, and
we're sucoessiul by the score OF 0 TO I. Tho
press say that Gibson's catching was q
feature of the game.
Tho Dstroits played In Now Orleans yester.
day, aud won by the score OF s to-. Kuowl.
ton pitched y good game for the Lesguers,
but four hits being made OIL him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26

NEW YORK, March % Toe stss0ee o1et1
which arrived this morning from D1
reports having seen both the DAnp
and the Coronet ON the 2lst - ~ Nr
not distinguish them by namu One ~ Z
lat a, Q and long. 81, 40 and the coAse S
IS, SO north end long. &c. 81. W6l1
leading, however, II still = mneA . u0
- sver. The Saale reports tAe uea&ka
the 2lst showing with high head - v1n1
weatnorthwest. The yachts were ehaa1 &
miles apart Tho last one was u ~ ~ Z
reefiDg sail. w u
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fnsPsorss o. susSen
fAss 4 ssnnEnes q


BLUn PoiNT, I. Z, Maeoh ~
0aWnod the boooheA seoanoe uoo1ok
ing eo0idelAbly Win ~ ~ r (K6
She he'd Aighe n 3 t1oannn4
broeso Whjoh eoOo lsuO ~ -
nightfAll lsse night a1ea ~ u1U1
at midnisht Anythlng 111e : noo
Lest night must have inoV1(n
hsavy loss Of li1A WIN ~ -
on board end . crsw a - - NVC
beeu impossible to savo ~.
with the facilities g -
o'clock this morning two aAdl11ou
OF the Merritt Coast WroeAlno 1
arrived ct the scenA They WOgO ~
the steamer Rescue The surf g g.
was running rather high and = nlo6
get the barges and wrscking seoo08
side was unsuccss sfuL Tho Soyo6no
Grant lay near The stranded vessel ~
and conunuously burned rosae1 ee't1
that she was near "a Soo6o9 :
amos II necessary. The paasoo66G K
were not taken on By ths IN 03l
yesterday pessed Q mlsefabso ulGhk
majority refusing 10 leave ~ oG0k
sailors and officers had no alseA ~ -
completely exhausted. A. ten o'e1ouk nT
morning the vessel was reportsd Ioan1n4
tho rate Of IN inch sn hour, bat ~ Gt6
pumps were IN constant openat1oo. uno
after ten O'Clock the wrsokisg vo1l1o =
cesded 10 getting some OF The pssiahan1ee
Into one Of the barges and IN toW e q
boat II was taken into Fire 1slan1 G&|
Az yet none Of The passsnGo6na.
been Transferred 10 the basee4 lnk
bsing too choppy 10 permit Il II 80
transferring them BY mems Of ~ hG01
buoy IVES resumed this mospiug - u
have been brought ashorA Those = en
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26

BowDLs, OAK, March Palate reports
last night from Lebeau, Scranton and La.
grace, cay that Jake Mccarthy, man named
kirkland, and four others are now known
to have been drowned in the bottoms near
LssrscsL No telegraph wires having con.
nection to any Of these places, they did not
hear Of the rise Ut Bismarck, and four lives
are supposed to be lost and not reported.
The ranches OF skinner and Watkins, In
Campbeil, are under 30 feet Of water. Skin.
nsr's entire herd Of cattle were swept away
and part OF wilkins herd. Tho water 10 still
rising, and II two feet higher 10 reached the
towns Of Lebeau and Scranton will be sub.
merged. The Grand river Ice broke yester.
day and ID. now overlooking. 1t 10 expected
when the gorge at Bismarck breaks that the
river will rise several more feet
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R,ported ssIs Of . Ra,,rsal.

DAYTON, Ohio, March 26.-lt = soa1o1 ~
representatives Of the syndicato thAt eql
the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton tnll1
have purchased the Dayton q DelpAge 1
row gauge road for casa, o,oon WIN ~
chase the Cincinnati, Hsmiltoa 4 DaVto1Q
gets right Of way for an sxtsnaioa fseW
phos to Dscatur, Ind, whore The eemp
secured. what II has long sought coauee
with the Chicago q Atlantic for ChieeoN -
transfer will be made early In April sei
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
Another Kes.slsd to ursais,

Wash. II. Potts waa not given the credit
yesterday, In tho account Of the Rots firs, for
what hs did In assiDtlns TO prevent . oonfs.
grafton. He says b was In Centre square
when the alarm IVES given, and being told
the are Was st Rote's photograph gallery ran
to the building, entered and beat down the
tire with an AKA The smoke was very denss
ut the time.
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Elsossoa Of Omosrs.

Tho following ofiisrs OF Monterey lodge,
No 2A2, I. o. o. r. were elected last evening
Noble 0rand-9eorge A. Shelly.
ViOe 6rand-J0hn n. Remley.
6ecretary--Liuuasus Rsthvon.
Al. 6scretary-Th0ma U. Burr.
Troasuror-& E. Snyder.
Chaplaio-E J. Erisman.
Trusteo-u @. Herr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26

Mr. Jame,C U. 0aols. OF this city, hes bseu
allowed patent for an Improved ink stand
This stand 10 intended 70 b removably %.
cured In the desk or table, and II made 90 ~
to avoid the splitting OF the Ink and prevent
IT. undue exposure Tho patent ives secured
through VIM. r. Gerhart solicitor OF patents,
No "a North Duke street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
u..vy Loss .na sna,. I.s,rs.,

QUINCY, Ills, March 20 - About mid
night nre originated In the sxtsnsivs plan.
ing mill OF Orr a Hodson snd famed BY q
strong wind spread TO the Ballard houss. Q
thrss-stosy brick, and to the butter and eco
house OF 6to.mss, Bsins q Co, I'll d which
together with two residence aud . Large
amount OF lumber was destroyed. One wing
Of Farlow q Co.'S packing house was de-
stYoyed. Al ESQ q m. the fre was under
control. The loss will exceed $4,000, with
but light insurance.
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Join0d the Ranks.

Edward N. Gilbert, one OF Lancastsr's
young lawyers hes taken unto himself wife
-Miss Carrie v. Yonksrs, one OF Laucastsr's
teachsra The couple we're married IN Cam.
den. N. J on January "a but Il IVES only
mads public On Friday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
10 Town,

barney Reynolds was In this city yesterday
making arrangements for tbs appearance OF
his company at the King street theatre next
woek. Nj. Reynolds vas formerly OF the Dutch
tsam Of Reynolds and Walling. Dave Wall.
ing has been dead tor several years. For two
seasons past Nc. Reynolds has bssn msnsg.
ing the Tasasrs C,miqus, PniixdeiphiA,
which he made the most successful house OF
its kind In this country.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26

~. jerome. Of New York, and Nj. James
Du1y.ce AasieesA were sutsrtaiaed here YES.
tssdsy ~ . isissd. o. the table wsss Rel.
esst'e Asdslrs Of lsoo isAo and 1870 and
brandy a I'M
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Murderer ritus Taken 10 the Psnissnsns

BELyIDERE, N. j., March 28.-rltu1 49,
murderer OF Tillie Smith, was taken ~
New Jersey state prison this mosniso
wore handcufYs and wss nervous. .an0 60 -
He appeared anxious for his psrsoaAk o1 E
There were no demonstrations BY ~ oGo00s
other than he was crested with hoots = -
tions along the route.
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J. II. Butlsr. who 10 charged BY Robert
HolDsg. q Reading, With libel. Waived .
heaxisg belose Alderman Deem this morning
and gave ball Tor TRIAL at court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26

pockeebook containing Q email sum OF
moasy was toond - ~ Central market this
mosning. II y st the mayors oftiSs awaiting
an owner.
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Probable Dslsy Fer ths os9sase ols.
LONDON, March 2&-The Dusly Nsws 49,.
lieves that the govercms0t Will ccnseot ~
the proposal made BY Mr.. Chambsslain -
the third reading OF the cosScioa bill - 4ozi
iayed until the land bill has seachsd ~
stsge OF second reading.
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a nrsas Anesg the Libsrsl-Uniesissa

LONDON, March 28-Threo Llberal-U Union.
isss voted with the opposition against the
govsrnnent on the division Ia the House Of
Commons last night on Mr.. Morley's amend.
msnt 70 the governments motion 10 gIsas
urgency 10 tho coercion bill, and sevea oshes
members Of the same party abssotsd thsm'
selveA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26

The Union Doress sos1slv -
lowing: From ArA 60
MIA Dsnisl Baker o. : =
VIM Pajper - ss,4,s e !.I |
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BERLIN, March % ELEVEN AlsaeteneN
were arrested for wearing tsteoaos ~
the streets during The eslsas11ee
smpsros's birthday were ysseeee94 { !l!ll
70 ak months imprisonmeat ss,:-.s Il!
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Dss.n q l,asssi ss,lsvaa.

Deoah 81 lAoeoe ooSnsoA
DUBLIN, March - M Daniel Sullivan,
The fathsr Of M. Z. D. 6alllvan, lord mayor
al this city, diod today.
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BERLIN, March 28.-Ths emperor = ~
ing nom Inflammation OF hjs right ~
caused By . cold contrsctsd during ~
tivitiss attending the oslsbrstios d m -
day, q
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No ESCAPE POSSIBLE,

As will be seen by the above there doss not
appear to DO any escape from the payment OF
this tax, and there should not be Nine
tenths OF the tenants have children attending
the public schools and they should at least
contribute their mite towards their maintain.
an CO. A new school house could be built
every three or four years with the tax that
should be paid by tenants and single mon.
There hes not been any increase In the school
tax rate for years, aud many new buildings
have been erected. II keeps the board busy
now 10 make ends meet There is demand
for more school accom- mediation, and Il can
not DO met unless all are willing TO contribute
their share. The school sheds on South
Duke, West COestnut and South Mulberry
streets should be replsced with modern
buildings, but their erection will have TO be
delayed, because the board does not wish tc
incr ease its Indebtedness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26

ASS magistrate, Alderman whey was .
jus: one ne was tnorousn'y sc1uAntei
Win the duties ot his once ana was scrnpu.
louAy cxsct In keeping bis docketA ne had
good legal MIND. ana was OF great assistance
10 giving counsel 70 ths younger iswysra
He had very large civil business ana iol
many years refused 70 % oothersd win inc
peay criminal oompiainss tnat cumoer the
dookse o. lee oonsaentioas mssisI.tes
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-02-19
The ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN & SOUTHERN RAILWAY

central country having Towns Churches Societies. United
States Mails Telegraph and Good People, with mild climate
rich Soils many crops good water free range fish and game
ne TIMBER rich mines, choice fruits high lands and low
lands near water powers railroads and good markets Wheat
Maize and Cotton flourish in the same field